Favoriting Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from March 18, 2010 Favoriting

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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Favoriting March 18, 2010: learning to love your inner failure

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James Last  Mr. Giant Man   Favoriting Voodoo Party 
Henry Flynt  C-Tune (excerpt)   Favoriting C-Tune 
 
Peter Michael Hamel  Song of the Dolphins   Favoriting Hamel 
Luigi Archetti  Null #1 & #8   Favoriting Null 
RST  The Catastrophists   Favoriting V/A Crows of the world 
 
Vibracathedral Orchestra  A mirrored Pyramid (for JS)   Favoriting Joka Baya 
Vibracathedral Orchestra  Es Inaceptable para Mi   Favoriting Joka Baya 
Magic Lantern  Feasting on Energy   Favoriting High Beams 
Billy Green  Toad   Favoriting Stone Ost 
Billy Green  The Death of Dr. Death   Favoriting Stone Ost 
Ural Umbo  Voices From the Room Below   Favoriting Ural Umbo 
Scorpions  I'm going Mad   Favoriting Lonesome Crow 
 
Organisation  Noitasinagro   Favoriting Tone Float 
Fille Qui Mousse  part 9   Favoriting Trixie Stapelton 291 Se Taire Pour Une Femme Trop Belle 
Silver Apples  Program   Favoriting silver apples 
Decibel  Fakama   Favoriting Fiat Lux 
Prick Decay  Excerpt from Winged discs & Crispy pancakes cassette   Favoriting Prick Decay/Decaer Pinga 
Prick Decay  status elipticus from 'Soup & Fruit' Cassette   Favoriting Prick Decay/Decaer Pinga 
Decibel  Manati   Favoriting Fiat Lux 
 
Robert Stillman  The Talking Clock 2008   Favoriting Master Box 
Robert Stillman  Collage 2   Favoriting Master Box 
Darksmith  Everything is Breaking   Favoriting total Vacuum 
Ett Barn Leker Med Vuxna  tape   Favoriting v/a Reportage: Spela Sjalv 
Maja Ratkje  Essential Extensions   Favoriting River Mouth Echoes 
Dawn of Midi  Phases in Blue   Favoriting first 
Big Star  Nature Boy   Favoriting Third/Sister Lovers 
 


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Listener comments!

  3:23pm
Golden Sours:

Induce my trance.
  3:24pm
Looms:

Hello Fabio! What's that trippy track?
  3:27pm
Cecile:

hiya, fabio! I can dig the drone.
  3:28pm
Golden Sours:

Cecile, you devil!
  3:29pm
gz:

is this a RE-playyyy?!!!!
  3:33pm
Cecile:

I like Satie, myself. But I get your drift, Fabio.

Hiya, Sours!
  3:34pm
Cecile:

Oh, hey. I watched the movie "The Oscar" the other day. TNT was running it for the Academy Awards. It was one of the best lousy movies I have ever seen. I am compelled to see it again.
  3:35pm
Mark from Pompton Plains:

It's clear, we're, going to get along.
  3:39pm
Cecile:

I mean, the careers it killed! The Academy never endorsed a picture again. Tony Bennett never acted again, Harlan Ellison never wrote another major motion picture. But man, did it go down in flames! It's some kind of weird genius.
  3:42pm
dale:

hello mr. fabio. have you ever heard a richard pinhas album called 'rhizosphere'? mid 70s, this whole vibe to it.
  3:51pm
BSI:

archetti was ungodly wonderful at Sonic Circuits last year...
  3:52pm
Golden Sours:

I watched Savage Streets the other day. Probably the pinnacle of Linda Blair’s career. Some say Exorcist… but they haven’t seen Savage Streets.
  3:53pm
Cecile:

That sounds like a winner, Sours.
  3:54pm
dale:

linda blair and sybil danning in chained heat is a tour de force of the cinematic art
  4:01pm
Stickler:

I think the Archetti is called Null....it's so good either way
  4:02pm
BSI:

correct. ... Martin was called Mull.
  4:05pm
Golden Sours:

Let's just call the whole thing off...
  4:05pm
Looms:

This comp is the second chapter of the series (crows of the world vol.1 came out in 2007)
  4:13pm
Carmichael:

Hey there, peoples of the world. Speaking of trashy cinema, I just saw on Ovation (what appeared to be) a fairly dated documentary on the making of Pink Flamingos. Lots of fun, great insights on Waters and everyone else.

Knowing Ovation's scheduling tendencies, it should be on 500 more times this month.
  4:16pm
Kevin:

Who was that last song by?
  4:34pm
brock:

Fabio, this is awesomeness, totally revising my day here. thanks
  4:36pm
?:

is this "heavy" music with the sabbath-like interlude the Ural Umbo track. totally cool.
  4:37pm
Cecile:

I love OVTV. All this weird stuff they dig up. I think they play all the old stuff Bravo used to before they became whatever they became.
  4:37pm
?:

never mind--scorpions
  4:37pm
Golden Sours:

This song is currently destroying worlds. You can FEEL it.
  4:38pm
Cecile:

I also really like their battle of the Nutcrac kers at Christmas time, and I'm hoping Mark Morris's The Hard Nut will win until the end of time.
  4:44pm
?:

now that Fabio has declared vinyl 'in', the avant-avant-garde backlash shall commence
  4:44pm
gz:

happy failure!
congrats
love it - always
  4:44pm
Cecile:

My friend loved Psycho-Mania, I've never seen it.
  4:44pm
Looms:

I just can't believe Scorpions ever made such music... When did they sell their neurons out?
  4:45pm
BSI:

Psychomania is awesome.
but for pure '70s biker cheez, it gets no better than GLORY STOMPERS. Peak of Kasey Kasem's career was his bit part as the short biker that gets tossed in the lake & curses a lot. Awesome.
  4:46pm
Golden Sours:

Looms, pretty much their next album.
  4:49pm
brock:

Looms, yeah they had some pretty out there stuff... there was a solo by the/one of the lead guitarists that my brother used to have that was sweet...
  4:49pm
Cecile:

Looms . they had a blackout
  4:52pm
dale:

saw solaris a while back. i think i need to see it a couple of more times. is the remake a total waste?
  4:52pm
Looms:

Well, i never imagined i could learn anything interesting about this band, but this is Fabio's show... Thanks mates!
  4:54pm
brock:

new Solaris seemed kind of limp to me, and I typically love introspective stuff like that... loved The Fountain
  4:56pm
dale:

i thought moon was interesting. seemed to be going the same direction at first
  4:56pm
ric:

Great, never expected to hear the Tone Float album played anywhere. I should have known better....
  4:58pm
Bill:

That first Scorpions record, as far as I know, was the only one that was ever awesome. Produced by Conny Plank!
  5:01pm
ric:

As was Tone Float.
  5:02pm
ric:

Think the track listed may be wrong there though...
  5:02pm
dale:

intersting to mention brain - i just dug out klaus schulz 'moondawn' and novalis' 'brandung' to digitize.
  5:05pm
siva:

what a show Fabio!
  5:06pm
ric:

"Floating" from Moondawn = awesome. Almost 30 minutes on one side of vinyl was pretty impressive in itself.
  5:09pm
abstracteye:

Silver apples ! Sheer greatness to these ears !
  5:12pm
Carmichael:

Their 1st 2 albums were crazy and scary. Contact was a little more accessible, though. Oscillator rock.
  5:12pm
dale:

yeah, come to think of it i don't think i have the hard drive space on my old 12 gig imac to do it. keyboards on novalis approach rick wakeman sound. i may just pick and choose on that one.
  5:14pm
BSI:

dale: speaking of Brain-era novalis, you heard Somarabend? It's great oozy balm when the prog-geek deep inside takes over...
  5:16pm
dale:

i think i may have that one too. they go back and forth between the wagnerian bloat and straight-up prog.
  5:18pm
BSI:

yep. it's been a guilty pleasure since childhood, right up there with early Eloy & Grobschnitt, which tend to be played when nobody's around to ridicule me but the dog.
  5:20pm
royvis:

great show Fabio, proving once again WFMU is the greatest radio station on Earth, and whereever those magic signals reach.
  5:23pm
dale:

i see there's a novalis 'deux' in germany - any relation?
  5:29pm
Looms:

The last Decibel track was really nice. Sounded a bit like Animal Collective meets Cromagnon (that great band from the late 60's).
  5:30pm
steve from brooklyn:

i love when you mix in some funky stuff!
  5:31pm
BSI:

Dunno about Novalis Deux, but I'd fear it... much of that stuff got stale circa '75 (to me, anyway) and attempts to revive the art with new material have been pretty embarassing (see any Eloy album after Dawn for examples.... brr! scary!)
  5:55pm
fxo:

Fabio,
I was stuck sitting at a Shop Rite parking lot, and there it was Silver Apples! I stayed in the car to hear it
Takes me waaay back. good job.
  5:58pm
Looms:

That Nat King Cole cover, awesome!
  10:26pm
Boris:

DARKSMITH!
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